Baby bun on the move!

Amos is marching across the living room like a bun on a mission (not sure what it is, but he's goin' places)!  I love the contrast between him and Naomi, who can't be bothered to sit up and eat.  She's managed to drag the food dish over so it's close enough to shove her head in it while still flopped.

Introducing Amos and Naomi.

This is Amos.  He is a cautious little fella who is not to be trusted with cloth (towels are tasty).

This is Naomi.  She is a fearless little explorer who managed to fit into the 1 inch gap between our couch and loveseat.

 So tiny!

We brought the little munchkins home on Sunday and we can already tell that they're going to keep us on our toes!

Look what I found!

You know you have too many bunny pics on your computer when you suddenly discover pics you didn't even know you had...from 2012.  I'm going to type 'you' one more time because I don't think I've used it enough in the previous sentence.
Fingers crossed that a baby bun snuggle-hug will help to offset my less than creative word choices.

Simon and River's baby pics!

I decided that for my 100th post I would show you all what our little munchkins looked like when we first brought them home!

Here is Simon trying to protect River from the scary new humans by blocking the door to the travel cage.

Poor Simon's efforts were futile because his little sister decided to crawl over him to explore their new home.  River is looking into the travel cage wondering why her big brother won't come out to explore too.  After a good 45 minutes, Simon was showing absolutely no desire to come out of the travel cage so I had to gently coax him out (read:  I had to scoop him up and pull him out of the travel cage).  After that somewhat traumatic experience (for both of us), he was fine and started exploring immediately.

Simon is making sure that the toy dump truck doesn't belong to another bunny before he starts playing with it.

River is already trying to find some sort of mischief to get into and she hasn't even been in her new home for an hour yet.

After a round of vigorous exploring, running around and binkying, Simon is tuckered out.  Guess their new home isn't so bad after all!

I still can't believe how tiny River was when we brought them home.  She's almost the same size as the baby keys!

Here's a fairly long video of Simon and River's antics right after we brought them home.  The take-away from their first day was that once they're comfortable outside of the travel cage, they both move amazingly fast (compared to our old girl Penny, who was a content little couch potato).  Enjoy!

Two-bun salute.

This isn't posed--they did the ear thing all by themselves.

The luck of the Irish.

I'm not terribly worried because they're definitely going to get carded.

Introducing Simon and River.

And so it begins...